10 Free Images of Coins Of Syracuse

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Dekadrachm of Syracuse, signed Euainetos, obverse galloping quadriga with Nike, reverse head of Arethousa, Syracuse, 405-400 BC, silver

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Dekadrachm of Syracuse, signed Kimon, obverse galloping quadriga with Nike, reverse head of Arethousa, Syracuse, 405-400 BC, silver - Arthur M. Sackler Museum, Harvard University - DSC01515

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Silver Dekadrachm, Syracuse, late 5th century BC - National Museum of American History - DSC00290

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Dekadrachme, Syracus, c. 400-370 BC - Bode-Museum - DSC02577

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Médailles de Gelon, et d'Hyeron 1er Tyrans de Syracuse - Saint-non Jean Claude Richard Abbé De - 1786

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Médailles de Denys, de Pyrrhus, et d'Agathocles, Tyrans de Syracuse - Saint-non Jean Claude Richard Abbé De - 1786

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Syracusa - Saint-non Jean Claude Richard Abbé De - 1786

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Médailles d'Hyéron 2, de la Reine Philistides, de Théron et Phintyas - Saint-non Jean Claude Richard Abbé De - 1786

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Médailles relatives à l'histoire de la Sicile depuis la prise de Syracuse par les Romains - Saint-non Jean Claude Richard Abbé De - 1786

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Coin of Syracuse (Dionysius I: 405-367 BC) - Head of the Nymph Arethusa between the dolphins; Quadriga and weapons - Naples, Archaeological Museum

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